Event Signage
Sponsor signs, tee signs, banners, and thank-you boards for the club's events: one template system so a new sponsor's sign is a fifteen-minute job.
Every event the club runs needs signs: a sponsor sign on each hole, arrows on the layouts where the walk to the next tee is not obvious, a banner for the photo spot, and a thank-you board at the end. Early on each of these was a one-off. By 2023 they were a system.
The sponsor sign is the workhorse. It is a single 18 by 24 template with a “Proudly supporting this event” header and a slot that takes either a business mark or a player photo. Businesses send whatever logo they have, which often means a JPEG off a website, so part of the job is redrawing or cleaning the mark so it prints well on coroplast. Players who buy a personal tee sign get their name set as a signature over a photo of them on the course. Once the template existed, adding a sponsor became a fifteen-minute job, which matters when the sponsor program is what pays for the trophies and the payouts.
The Next Tee arrows and the thank-you board belong to the Monster at Majette layout, where the owl carries the branding. The banner is the Monster Mash step-and-repeat: the character, the crest, the wave mark, and the skeleton golfers tiled so any crop of a photo shows the event.
Printed locally by Emerald Coast Signs.
Personal tee signs. A player buys the hole, we shoot or source a photo and set their name as a signature.
Same template, three photos.
Commercial tee signs use the sponsor's own mark, cleaned up to print at 18 by 24.
Allegiant Lending.
Beach Cooling, on the logo I drew for them.
The HOPE Project, the Iron Man's charity.
Rotor Disc Golf Supply.
The Monster Mash version of the template, 2025. Same layout, event colors, and the character gets to say thanks.
Old Bro Disc Golf, same template.
Tournament tee signs for the Monster's Mansion layout. Hole number, name, par, distance, and the rules a card actually argues about.
The dry-erase tournament edition: hole, par, and distance stay blank so one set of signs works for every layout.
The 2026 welcome sign at the first tee, with QR codes to every place the club lives online.
The order sheet for the sign shop: every sign, front and back, with quantities. Emerald Coast Signs has printed the club's signs since 2021.
Next Tee arrows for the Monster layout, where the walk between holes is not obvious.
And the left-hand version.
The thank-you board at the last hole.
The 2023 Monster Mash step-and-repeat banner for photos.